Those words that can never be remembered｜Chronicle Chronicle 080

English? ['kr?n?k(?)l]? American? ['krɑn?kl]

n. Chronicle, chronicle; record

vt. Record according to time; load... into the Chronicle

The basic noun meaning of Chronicle is a way of historical recording - chronicle. It records all major and minor events equally in chronological order without any literary overtones. It is very close to the contemporary timeline format. The most famous chronicle in our country is "Zizhi Tongjian". Because of this meaning, we can also call many things recorded in time as Chronicles, and chronicle itself can also be used as a verb to express the recording process. The words starting with chrono- in English are all related to time, because it means time in Greek, and this is how the word "clock" comes from.

As a witness to events, the photo journalist sets out to chronicle what happens in the world as it actually occurs.

As a witness to events, the photo journalist sets out to chronicle what happens in the world as it actually occurs.

What really happened.

Many years later, Jack regret that they didn't keep an early chronicle of their startup company.

Many years later, Jack regretted that they didn't keep an early chronicle of their startup company. .

There are newspapers in many countries and cities around the world named Chronicle to express their mission of truthfully recording social history, such as the San Francisco Chronicle.

Its adjective variant, Chronical, is more commonly used, meaning "chronic, lasting for a long time." Various chronic diseases are combined with this adjective, such as chronic hepatitis. Be careful, the pronunciation of this word is almost exactly the same as chronicle, so it needs to be understood in context.

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